Share your testimony,vibes,hike and and d school u selected with your jamb result ...........The
Joint Admissions
and Matriculation
Board (JAMB) has released the 2013 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME)results. The board, however, withheld 12,110
results for possible disciplinary action. The
Registrar of JAMB, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, announced this at a news conference onthe
release of the results in Bwari, FCT, on
Friday. The registrar said after thorough processing
of
answer
scripts
of the
candidates
who sat
for the
examination,
the
board
discovered
some
forms
of malpractice perpetuated during the conduct of the
examination.
“However,
the results of 68,309 candidates from
various centres
are
undergoing
further
screening
to
ascertain
the
culpability
of
12,110
candidates’
results.“
A total
of
1,629,102
candidates
applied
to sit
for the
Paper
Pencil
Test
(PPT),
while
15,008
candidates
applied
for the
Dual
Based
Test,
bringing
the
number
of
candidates
to 1,644,110.
“The
general
performance
of
candidates
in this
year's
examination
shows
remarkable
improvement
compared
with
last
year.
“Ten candidates
scored
300
marks
and
above,
while
127,017
candidates
scored
between
1-159
marks.
“About
40,692
candidates'
results
were
invalid
due to
either
multiple
shading
or no
shading
at all.
After
processing
all the
results,
the
board
also
discovered
that
about
47,974
candidates
were
absent.“
The
registrar
assured
the
candidates
that
their
results
could
be
accessed
on the
JAMB site
using
their
registration
numbers.
He
said about
40
centres
would
be
screened
to
ascertain
their
culpability
and
warned
the
public
against
Internet
fraudsters.
“Information
reaching JAMB
shows
Internet
fraudsters
are
already
telling
candidates
that
their
results
could
be
upgraded
in one
form or
the
other. “
This is
pure
deceit,
the
public
and
candidates
are
hereby
advised
to
disregard
these
fraudsters
since
they do
not
have
access
to our
data.
“Let me
once
again
state
that
candidates
are
allowed
to
change
their
choices
of
institutions
and
courses
once
only,
this
change
has to
be
effected
within
two
weeks
from
today. “
Ojerinde
said the
Computer
Based
Test
(CBT) is
scheduled
to take
place
from
May 18
to June
1 and
appealed
to
candidates
to
reprint
their e-
registration
slips
afresh
to
further
ascertain
their
CBT centres.